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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy Voices: Unless Keir Starmer goes, Nigel Farage will be our prime minister
Catherine West Across the country, so many hard-working Labour councillors lost their seat on Thursday through no fault of their own. I want to thank them for their service and dedication. In a bad week, I always find it helpful to go back to the words of the only Labour leader who triumphed in four general elections, Harold Wilson: “The Labour Party is a moral crusade, or it is nothing.” Everyone needs a quality education, a secure job with decent pay, and a secure and affordable home.
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A collaborative approach strengthens Sri Lanka’s groundwater conservation
The United Kingdom’s Minister for the Indo-Pacific, Catherine West, and the High Commissioner to Sri Lanka, Andrew Patrick, met with local community representatives and researchers from the International Water Management Institute’s (IWMI) to discuss ongoing efforts to improve groundwater management in the Jaffna Peninsula, in northern Sri Lanka.
UK wants a free and open Indo-Pacific
Delivered at the South China Sea conference in Ha Long, Vietnam. By Catherine West […] In the UK we have a relatively new government, elected in July this year… and many people have asked me as the new minister for the Indo-Pacific, “how do we know that the UK is committed to the Indo-Pacific?” After three weeks my boss, David Lammy, who is the foreign secretary, visited Vientiane as part of the ASEAN discussions and this is my third country in the region to visit since July.
UK Wants A Free And Open Indo-Pacific
UK Wants A Free And Open Indo-Pacific 10/24/2024 7:05:43 PM (MENAFN- Caribbean News Global) Delivered at the South China Sea conference in Ha Long, Vietnam. [...] In the UK we have a relatively new government, elected in July this year...
No more policing on the cheap
Despite facing ever-more cuts, the Metropolitan Police has done an admirable job keeping Londonders safe. Now the government must give it the resources they need, argues Catherine West MP It has been an intensely difficult year to keep Londoners safe. Against the backdrop of rising reported crime, terror attacks and tragedies such as Grenfell, the Metropolitan Police’s budget continues to come under mounting attack.
Dogmatic Tories are raising the drawbridge on international students - the UK economy will suffer
Despite a weight of evidence, the Tories are pulling up the drawbridge on international students, making our country less attractive to talent and risking our economy. Against a backdrop of expert advice and sound data, the Conservative manifesto has dogmatically repeated their questionable policy of including international students in the official migration statistics.
Thank God, Mentally Ill Have Eastern State Hospital
The severe mental illnesses of schizophrenia, major depression,and bipolar disorder (manic-depression) are a major health problem.There is much talk and publicity about our country beingin a major health-care crisis, something about which everyonecan agree. But the fact of the matter is that mental healthcare has been in crisis for the past 30 years when the conceptof deinstitutionalization began with the advent of psychotrophicmedications.
Monday, November 14, 2016
"Opening up new forms of political participation to hear the voices of the politically marginalised is critical for the well being of our polity." Interview for the World Forum for Democracy 2016.
FP October 20 | openDemocracy
Children seeking asylum in the UK are regularly disbelieved about how old they are and can end up facing harmful, protracted disputes. The culture of disbelief so often criticised in the Home Office has now seeped into some local authorities.
What UK-EU relations do we want and what is the 'good society'?
Rosemary Bechler and Alex Sakalis, openDemocracy ( oD): We run the Can Europe make it? section on openDemocracy, and post-Brexit, we are particularly interested in how UK citizens will cultivate relations with their fellow Europeans, so we thought it would be good to talk to you about this, since you have just become secretary and co-founder of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on UK-EU Relations.
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